feat(sector): enhance sector corner radius to support configuring any one corner.#865
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…he sector is annular. 2) skip normalize if no corner radius.
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The corner radius for the sector has been supported since v5, but it was limited to a pair of corners, either an inner pair or an outer pair. I can remember @Ovilia asked about it at that time.
This PR enhances this feature so that we can configure the radius of four corners at will. As shown below, the sector has four different corner radius.
A related test case is
sector.html.Moreover, in commit 53819e9, I tweaked the watch script to process lib extension immediately after the source was compiled.